8.01.060 Grounds for Exclusion and Removal

(a) Upon consideration of a Petition; the Tribal Council may enter an Order of Exclusion and Removal if it finds that it is in the best interests of the Band to do so. The Tribal Council may consider whether the individual's conduct threatens or has some direct effect on the political integrity, institutional process, economic security, or health or welfare of the Band, its members or Reservation residents. In determining whether to issue an Order of Exclusion and Removal, the Tribal Council may consider the number and pattern of acts committed and the history, circumstances and/or significance of each act. Acts for which an individual may be excluded and removed from the Bad River Reservation may include but are not limited to the following:

(b) Doing or attempting to do any act upon the Reservation which unlawfully threatens the peace, health, safety, morals or general welfare of the Bad River Band, its members, Reservation residents, or other persons;

(c) Any act causing physical loss or damage of any nature to the property of the Band, any member or Reservation resident;

(d) Entering an area in violation of any order of the Bad River Band or any entity thereof designating such area as closed;

(e) Failing or refusing to pay any taxes, rents or other charges justly due the Bad River Band or an entity thereof, after reasonable notice and an opportunity to pay, unless such charges or fees are related to an interest in real property;

(f) Mining, prospecting, cutting timber or vegetation or other use, abuse, taking of or damage to tribal property without authorization;

(g) Committing a fraud, to wit: meaning a false representation of a matter of material fact by words, conduct, false or misleading allegations, or by concealment of a fact which should have been disclosed which is intended to and does in fact deceive another to his legal injury or detriment.

(h) Trading or conducting business within the Reservation in violation of tribal law;

(i) Hunting, fishing or trapping without lawful authority or permission or in violation of tribal or federal law;

(j) Disturbing or excavating items, sites or locations of religious, historic or scientific significance without the authority of the Bad River Band or in violation of tribal or federal law;

(k) Failing to obey an order of the Tribal Court; or

(l) Committing any criminal offense as defined by state, federal or tribal law.